Definition of retiarius in English:

retiarius

nounPlural retiarii ˌrɛtɪˈɑːrɪəsˌrɛtɪˈɛːrɪəsˌrēSHēˈerēəs

An ancient Roman gladiator who used a net to trap his opponent.
（古罗马）持网角斗士
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘The retiarius was the ‘fisherman,’ who fought with a net, a gladius, and a trident [and was] protected with just a small shoulder shield,’ Kanz said.
- As the retiarius advanced, leading with his left shoulder and wielding the trident in his right hand, his shoulder-guard prevented his opponent from striking the vulnerable area of his neck and face.

Origin

Latin, from rete 'net'.

Definition of retiarius in US English:

retiarius

nounˌrēSHēˈerēəs

An ancient Roman gladiator armed with a net and a spear.
（古罗马）持网角斗士
Example sentencesExamples
- As the retiarius advanced, leading with his left shoulder and wielding the trident in his right hand, his shoulder-guard prevented his opponent from striking the vulnerable area of his neck and face.
- ‘The retiarius was the ‘fisherman,’ who fought with a net, a gladius, and a trident [and was] protected with just a small shoulder shield,’ Kanz said.

Origin

Latin, from rete ‘net’.

单词	retiarius
释义	Definition of retiarius in English: retiarius nounPlural retiarii ˌrɛtɪˈɑːrɪəsˌrɛtɪˈɛːrɪəsˌrēSHēˈerēəs An ancient Roman gladiator who used a net to trap his opponent. （古罗马）持网角斗士 Example sentencesExamples ‘The retiarius was the ‘fisherman,’ who fought with a net, a gladius, and a trident [and was] protected with just a small shoulder shield,’ Kanz said. As the retiarius advanced, leading with his left shoulder and wielding the trident in his right hand, his shoulder-guard prevented his opponent from striking the vulnerable area of his neck and face. Origin Latin, from rete 'net'. Definition of retiarius in US English: retiarius nounˌrēSHēˈerēəs An ancient Roman gladiator armed with a net and a spear. （古罗马）持网角斗士 Example sentencesExamples As the retiarius advanced, leading with his left shoulder and wielding the trident in his right hand, his shoulder-guard prevented his opponent from striking the vulnerable area of his neck and face. ‘The retiarius was the ‘fisherman,’ who fought with a net, a gladius, and a trident [and was] protected with just a small shoulder shield,’ Kanz said. Origin Latin, from rete ‘net’.
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